>> officials say at least 100 power poles were toppled by the storm. crews worked throughout the night to restore electricity. the hard part is cleaning up after all this dust. time is 7:23. if you're getting ready to head outside from saturday morning plans, rosemary is here now. >> good morning. i say grab a jacket. it's cloudy out there, it's cool. we have a light breeze, even a little drizzle on the coastline, and giving you a live shot at the bay area. more of the same as far as temperatures remaining below average, even slightly cooler today than yesterday. 58 degrees right now concord, breaking news from iran. livermore 57. the uc berkeley graduates upper 50s san jose, san imprisoned learn their prison francisco, oakland. north cooler, santa rosa 52. sentences overnight. a person is killed in richmond 55 degrees in napa. in a hit-and-run. what was discovered near the and all of us dealing with the scene that may be tied to the investigation. and after a week of dramatic low cloud cover this morning. swings, why more volatility is so temperatures in throughout expected on wall street in the the afternoon, will continue to week ahead. climb. but will remain again below average as we move into the

afternoon. our temperatures are expected to be anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees below average. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it's let's look at your day planner here. our noontime numbers going to saturday, august 20th. be quite mild through the 9:00 thank you for waking up with hour. low to mid-upper 50s and us. let's go to rosemary for a look nearing 60 degrees with cloudy at the weekend forecast. rosemary. >> good morning to you! conditions. by noontime partly cloudy to a similar start to the day, but expected most of the inland for the afternoon our highs are areas. the east bay could still see expected to slip once again. the clouds lingering around. we have a trough right off our mid to upper 50s to low 70s, coastline that is bringing in a little bit of a thicker marine the 50s on the coastline and some of our warmer inland areas layer this morning. clouds and fog, even a little will see low 70s for the drizzle along the coastline lunchtime. and then into the afternoon, 59 this morning. and for the afternoon, temperatures will fall once will be the average for the again from 3 to 6 degrees. coast, with mostly gray skies we'll look at what we can and you are inland spots, most expect coming up in just a few of us not even reaching 80 degrees. that will be some of the warmer moments. we have breaking news this areas like antioch, perhaps morning. just about 30 minutes ago, we outside of livermore, south of san jose. you can see just a few patches learned that two uc berkeley of orange there. graduates still detained in and then the extended forecast iran have each been sentenced shows you we will remain cool to eight years in prison. for the entire weekend. little change expected for josh fattal and shane bower were charge with illegal entry today. for tomorrow. we could see a little bit of warming for the inland areas. and spying in just of 2009. monday, tuesday we do bounce back into the upper 80s for the

they and sarah shourd were valley locations. we could even add high clouds arrested and got lost hiking in iraq and crossed into iran. come mid-week due to the remnants of the tropical storm showered was released last september because of medical south of us. reasons and did not return for back to you. >> all right. the trial. fattal and bower have 20 days a mosquito carrying the west to appeal the sentence. nile virus was discovered in again, this news is just breaking this morning. contra costa county this year. we are going to continue to health officials found the monitor the story to bring you sample near west cypress road more details and our own ali in oakley. rasmus is now headed to the uc west nile virus is potentially berkeley campus to gets a deadly disease that reaction and we'll have a live mosquitoes can carry. report from her coming up. symptoms include fever, this morning richmond diarrhea, body pains and police are investigating a vomiting. to reduce the risk, health fatal hit-and-run, that collision happened around 1 a.m. officials are urging people to at the intersection of 13th usend second repellent and street and coalinga avenue. get rid of standing water where a male victim was hit by a white truck and pronounced dead mosquitoes can breed. coming up more on our at the scene. then a couple walked away, a breaking news story, the verdict in for the two uc white pickup truck similar to berkeley grads held in iran. we'll have live reaction from the one hit the man was found the campus. burning. and a disturbing find in san police have not confirmed it was the same car involved in francisco, signs of animal the hit-and-run. sacrifice uncovered inside a san francisco police are quiet park. investigating a muni accident and aggressive and distracting, that killed a woman. the bus hit the woman while she the bird problem at at&t park was in the crosswalk at 18th is getting out of control. and hartford at 2:30 yesterday what officials are planning to do about it and how much it

afternoon. witnesses told ktvu the woman could cost. [ screaming ] believed to be in her late 20s or early 30s was talking on her cell phone. she almost made it across the street when the bus hit her, trapping her underneath the driver's side. nearby business owners say they heard the screams and rushed outside to see what was happening. >> i couldn't believer my eye. the bodies underneath the bus. it was just like that. and i thought no way! i thoughts -- that did not happen. >> investigators say the driver was not speeding and there's no evidence he was impaired but a standard procedure he will be tested. the muni driver was on his way to market street to pick up passengers from the f line. no one else was on the bus at that time. about an hour from now, volunteers will set out on another search for missing nursing student michelle le, last seen in february. she went to get something it from her car in hayward but never returned. her body has not been found. her family vowed to search for her until there is proof she's dead. today's search will take place

in hayward. looking ahead, expect another week of volatility on wall street. economists are already predicting major swings because of a report on the gross do. [ zapping ] string product due next week. the daus ended with sharp there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. losses down 172 points. hewlett-packard stock plummeted there goes dwayne's house. 20%, but nasdaq also dropped 38 whoa! whoa! points. it was the stock market's and there goes dwayne. fourth straight week of losses. man, that thing does not like dwayne. and analysts blame the downturn on two major points, [ male announcer ] state farm's got you covered. economic uncertainty and fears another recession. and this could be traumatic for nice landing. it was. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. startup businesses. some owners sacred crunch made financing extremely difficult. >> no one wants to lend money. >> the smaller businesses, households are usually on the front lines when credit begins to be pulled back. >> while some people think we're already in a recession, economists say it's too early to tell because numbers are

mixed. >> at ktvu.com you'll find more information on the economy, and how apple is one company striving in the climate. just lock for the wall street tab. in his weekly address, president obama is stressing the important, of getting americans back into the workforces. >> there are things we can do right now that will mean more customers for businesses and more jobs across the country. we can cut payroll taxes again. so families have an extra thousand dollars to spend. we can pass a road construction bill so construction crews who are now sitting idle can work back to the work site. >> the president says we need to pass trade deals and wants more products around the world stamped with the words "made in america" in order to do this, two uc berkeley graduates held in iran on spying charges president obama says learn their sentences. good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. republicans need to put this nation to work. besides giving his weekend address, he is also receiving we are following breaking news this morning. his national security briefing. josh fattal and shane bower the two graduates detained in iran aides are stressing his 10 day has been sentenced to eight working vacation is as much years in prison each.

work at vacation but he did ali rasmus is live in berkeley find time to play golf and take with more on the charges and any hope for appeal. his daughters to the bookstore. ali. >> reporter: john, that news maxine waters says he is not came from iranian state run tv. doing enough to help struggling less than an hour ago they were americans. >> my need to support the each sentenced to five years president does not trump my for spying and three years for need to be a responsible united illegal entry so that's eight years for each of them. states representative. this is video of the two i must not, and the caucus must americans in a court hearing last month in iran. not, supplant the needs of our this is has been a two-year community in the interests of ordeal for them. they were detained by iranian authorities in july 2009. officials accused them of satisfying our emotional needs to support anybody. >> three of the president's top advisers will appear on the sunday talk shows. they will say president obama entering the country illegally will unveil a jobs package and spying for the u.s. the after his 10-day vacation. hikers say they accidentally expect a busy weekend at crossed the border when getting cal, about 6300 undergraduate students move on to the uc lost. iran released sarah shourd for medical reasons in september after a year in prison there. but fattal and bower still remain in an iranian prison. berkeley campus. the u.s. state department and students are also going to dig even u.n. leaders have asked deeper this year. iran to let the hikers go. but today they were sentenced

july few, was raised 9.6%, just to eight years each. people this morning are shocked eight months after an 8% and disappointed by that sentencing. increase last november. >> it's just an unfortunate a new website is giving situation. it really was hoping they were students a helping hand to cover the high cost of college. going to be able to to be released. made sense they would be it allows people to browse released. it's kind of upsetting to me student profiles and donate money to their college fund. that these innocent people have to be accused of being a spy. students who register with the website post a short profile >> definitely affects how the and specify a budget for their american people see iran. education expenses that can range from a few hundred to and then they did release that sever thousand dollars. profiles stay up for about six woman, so it just confusing why months and when students reach she was let go and they're their financial goal, they will get that money, less 15%, which keeping these two men. does go to the website. >> according to news reports, over the past week, 10 donors fattal and bower have 20 days have contributed $470 to 10 to appeal this verdict and it's students. not clear at this point how that appeals process will work. right now we're working on good morning to you! getting in touch with some our cooling trend continues. giving you a loevy lock over the bay area this morning. iranian experts here to shed and likely outside your door. some light on that effect and we'll have more information on it's well inland. look at what is happening out this a half hour from now. there. winds generally light across the area, even calm. ali rasmus, ktvu channel 2 santa rosa a southeasterly news. police are crediting an breeze, in san francisco. alert witness for helping catch a man suspected of a deadly hit-

in san jose and fairfield, 15 and-run that killed a four-year- miles per hour. it's a breeze but not as strong old boy. as what we had seen yesterday it happened thursday night at with the gusts near 30 miles west ninth street in santa per hour at this time. rosa. police say the suspect, 22-year- the winds continue to blow old marcus lopez garcia, failed to stop when a mother and her southwesterly in oakland and three children tried to cross westerly in concord. the street. that southwesterly wind will be a four-year-old boy was hit-and- run over and he died yesterday with us throughout the afternoon, as the onshore at oakland children's hospital. breeze that sea breeze continues and the cooler air a good samaritan listening to a police scanner spotted the continues to filter in as well. suspect who police say was your temperatures right now within a degree or two of how trying to alter the appearance of his honda accord. we started yesterday. 60 degrees in oakland. >> there was a large stick slightly warmer there. they're in the back window, san 59 hayward. upper 50s mountainview. francisco giants sticker, and mid-50s in napa. at the time the witness observe low 50s in santa rosa. the suspect he was trying to look at the forecast here. remove the sticker from the so again, that day from all over the place this morning. vehicle. >> garcia had been facing felony hit-and-run charges but by 9:00, 10:00 or so, our now that the little boy has inland east bay begins to died, authorities will add a clear. notice the north bay, still homicide charge as well. san francisco's gang task socked in pretty good. force is investigating a down to 11:00. shooting that injured three santa rosa napa begins to see teenagers in the city's west the sunshine. and the east bay, like one or neighborhood yesterday afternoon at eddie and fillmore 2:00 before we see mostly sunny streets. police say multiple people shot skies, and the coastline, it's at the three teens. going to hang on all day long. victims initially ran off but so expect that mostly gray, police soon found them. the victims were taken to the

slow clearing, once again into the afternoon for most of us. hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. no one has been arrested. your satellite view showing you we have a cutoff low right off police are looking for two people who shot at a home in the coastline and that's really going to stick around for the hayward more than 17 times. entire weekend. driving our temperatures cooler than what we saw yesterday. happened on ponderosa court take a look at these afternoon thursday night. the children were not hurt. highs today. 74 expected in santa rosa. 72 for sonoma. low 70s novato. two gunman were seen seen upper 70s san rafael. 64 in richmond. we do get any onshore breeze, fleeing in a vehicle. there was another attack two which we check in back in the afternoon, it could be chilly weeks akon same block but police found no connection between the two accidents. a police stand offin out there. oakland ended peacefully 66 san leandro. yesterday afternoon on 70s for most inland areas. allendale avenue. 74 walnut creek. a man told police had had guns in the home and is terminally 80 in brentwood so you have to ill. the home is near a park and go way inland before you really begin to feel that heat. nursery school. 73 for san jose. offers evacuated neighbors and 71 santa clara. children before convincing the and along the peninsula, for today could be a little cool in man to surrender. it's not clear what led to the so the spots. standoff. san francisco residents are 68 san mateo. 61 in the city. being warned about coyotes and upper 50s, low 60s along the wildlife experts say they are here to stay. at a neighborhood meeting in coastline. you are extended forecast here through the weekend, we will be the city's richmond district, cool to mild with the clouds experts said there are more through the morning hours, even

a little drizzle possible. coyotes than ever. and residents need to get used we do begin to rebound monday, to it. they say the biggest threat tuesday and wednesday. coyotes face is to small by tuesday, wednesday remnants animals, particularly cats at from a tropical storm to the south of us could seasoned a night and off-leash dogs. few high clouds our way. so far between april of 2010 that should really be about it and july of this year, there but we'll continue to track that. and again eventually that have been 29 interactions summer heat will be back. between coyotes and humans in if you're going on outdoors the san francisco area. today are we have your a disturbing discovery in a lunchtime numbers coming up. san francisco park as visitors time to look at your live come across a bloody cross and drive time traffic and we're animal parts. we want to show you this white looking at 101 in san francisco, we are getting reports of an overturned pentagram discovered yesterday vehicle on 101 in the city. at bernal heights park, painted right now the eastbound san just below the base of a bruno offramp is closed down as communications tower. and park visitors we found it say there was also a cross the chp investigates. crews will break ground on two transportation projects next year thanks to millions of drawn in blood, black candles dollars in state funding. and a dead bird. the $156 million worth of work one dog walker believes the park is a common cited for will help open up traffic on animal sacrifices and say cat interstate 880 and state and chicken parts are commonly highway 85. the first project will widen dug up by dogs. 880 to eight lanes from, >> goat heads and birds, mostly highway 237 in mill peteas to birds, and rabbits and things 101 in san jose. like. a couple lanes will be added in that the dogs dig them up because they bury them.

they wrap them up in cloths or palo alto. work on these projects is set to be finished in 2014. whatever. >> city parks and recreation time is 7:10. officials were alarmed when we told them what was found at and a high-tech burglary helped some thieves can open and start bernal heights. a crew was sent out to clean your car without even getting the blindy mess and an close to it. >> out of the woods and they investigator is looking into the claims every animal have no way to escape. sacrifice. the giants are on the road so one after one they get today. but when they return they'll killed. >> and a survivor of a mass face a continuing bird problem. might have noticed the seagulls shooting rampage in norway around the park. shares his memories of that devastating day. @ now we're learning just how big a problem the birds are. park officials say the seagulls this season seem to be bigger and more aggressive than in years past. >> they like the real messy stuff. they like nachos, they like hot dogs, they love chicken wings. they're definitely the fast food guys. they're in it for the quick good-bye. >> outfielders are try to shoe them away. they lose the ball, whatever. >> the gulls are also proving to be messy. some fans are bringing umbrellas now so they don't get

splattered on. officials are now look to be other birds to help solve the situation. falcons, owls on or other birds of prey could scare away the gulls. >> it would be six figures some you might get 60 or 70% to go away but you'll still have that 20 to 25%. there are still going to come. >> the giants promise some kind of game plan soon. other options include noise makers, netting, even spikes. san francisco police are [ man ] it's big. warning people about responds in a moment's notice. pickpockets. police tell us just yesterday about a half dozen tourists supports in times of need. reported having their wallets same with aladdin. aladdin became the biggest in bail by treating people right. stolen. the crowder mance wharf area are frequent target. officers say thieves are no one has lower prices, looking for easy marks, people who leave their wallets and is faster or more professional than aladdin. other belongings vulnerable. that's why more people turn to aladdin than anyone. wear your backpack in front of you or carrying your wallet in aladdin bail bonds. bigger because we're better. the front pocket. bart is hoping an open house in pittsburg today to get feedback about its new train designs. drawings will be on display and that open house starts at 10 this morning. it will be held at pittsburg

library on powell avenue. bart is going to hold several more open houses this month. the designs will also be available at certain bart stations throughout the month along with surveys you can fill out. good morning to you! if you are craving the summer heat, you're going to have to find it elsewhere. our temperatures are going to cool once again this afternoon. a live shot showing you the gray sky. 53 degrees santa rosa. mid-50s in napa. 56 outside in san francisco. even a little bit of drizzle on the coastline this morning. 60 in oak rand. upper 50s livermore and san jose. so this trough of low pressure off the coastline will remain through the weekend and that's what will keep the onshore good morning to you! hard to find the sunshine. breeze blowing and our cooler giving you a live look at boy point in the 50s at this hour. temperatures in place as well as that thick marine layer so a kansas city area port is slow westernoff possible again open again this morning after for today. along the coast we're going to police and homeland security shut down a terminal last remain patchy with the fog the entire day. temperatures well below night. a bomb-sniffing dog spotted average, around the bay partly something suspicious at an atm sunny skies for the afternoon,

machine. it prompted an evacuation of once that fog begins to clear the terminal, which serves out of the way. american, continental and inland areas will be mild to frontier airlines. authorities opened up the atm warm but still well below the and found engine but cash. seasonal norm. arizona congresswoman 1 from 10 it 20 miles per hour gabrielle giffords now know who from the southwest. was killed during the shooting your forecast, notice all that gray out there once again. rampage. her loved ones were creeping the extent of the tragedy from nine or 10:00 our inland areas begin to burn off. it looks like the south bay doing pretty well. her. late last month she learned the and then it looks like until names of the dead. she was said to be deeply the noontime, 11:00, for the saddened by the news that six north bay. east bay 1:00 or so, looks like people were killed. she and 12 others were hurt. we may get a little bit of families of the victims of career along the coast, by 3 or a mass shooting in norway are 4:00 it's back again and we'll returning to the island where their loved ones were killed. be moving inland for us by 6 or at the same time the survivor of that massacre is speaking 7:00 and into the sunset hours. out about his terrifying experience. yesterday the families were your forecast, widespread 70s brought to the island where for the north bay and inland. police showed them exactly where each of their 69 loved 74 expected in santa rosa. 72 for sonoma. ones were you gunned down last 71 in napa. month. the attack clued the bombing a low 70s novato, 69 san rafael. government build that killed 64 in richmond. eight people. low to mid-60s for the east one man is survived shared his memories of being hunted down bay. 65 oakland. by the gunman. 66 san lan dream even our inland areas, struggling just

>> i remember we ran towards to get to the mid and upper 70s the woods, and suddenly we hear in some cases. 76 concord. 74 for danville. several gunshots. behind us and we just hear the and 75 livermore. warm spots on that section of bullets passing over us. the map, 80 degrees in that run for our lives. brentwood for the afternoon. spree expected san jose. as we were running, you could low 70s santa clara. 71 degrees for milpitas. hear the bullets hitting trees on peninsula, partly cloudy for and see people falling because the afternoon, areas like they were shot. >> everyone ran to the water redwood city, low 70s. trying to escape when the 71 palo alto. gunman emerged from the woods. 68 degrees san mateo. they were quickly shot one by one. 61 san francisco. and we'll only be in the upper he hid behind the bodies pretending to be dead. 50s, low 60s future coastline. >> i remember laying there for your extended forecast, more of a while, when suddenly i could the same for tomorrow. hear him placing his bullets valley locations could warm. right in front of my face. but monday, tuesday our range and i could also feel the finally returns to near normal. warmth from the barrel that he was point at me, and again, i wednesday look for the warmest day, upper 80s, low 90s there. was thinking now it's over. if you are heading out to san now he got me. mateo this afternoon, for the >> but instead are he survived despite being shot in the back firefighters chili cook-off, we have your forecast coming up in just a few moments. at point-blank range. he stayed in the freezing water in news of the world, for hours using a rock to help stop the bleeding until help libyan territory still under arrived. one of people killed at indiana state fair last week moammar gaddafi's control

seasons to shrink. hack laid to rest. friends and family of christina santiago gathered in new york yesterday. the 29-year-old group in the earlier this week rebel bronx. she was known as an advocate fighters captured a coastal for women's health and by rights. town after a fierce firefight six people were killed when a with gaddafi's forces. they celebrated by pulling down stage toppled last saturday and burning springs of the flag of the gaddafi regime. night. more than 40 people were injured. one of the survivors is suing in morning we're learning that rebel forces also took the town the indiana state fair. beth had brought her partner to the concert it see that country of pregnanta which contains a large oil refinery. people and i could row band. gathered to [audio not understandable] her partner died in the yesterday egyptian protestors collapse. their daughters filed two gathered and demanded a separate lawsuits asking for cancellation of the peace treaty between the two done $60 million, saying fair kiss, after security troops were killed in an ambush. the egyptian business door will be removed while their military investigates the deaths. the pope is in spain fahd officials ignored two warm as part of world youth week celebrations. during a special address, pope warnings goos in march of 1994, three men benedict encouraged catholics to practice charity and help were convicted of the murders. those in need. eackles was sentenced to death, the times of prayer vigil

baldwin and kelly were given tonight and mass tomorrow. the visit is also aimed at life sentences. but last fall the arkansas supreme court ordered a new shoring up relations between hearing for the three. spain and the vatican. but the trip has stirred up that ruling allowed the courts resentment. about a thousand protestors to consider allegations of juror misconduct and whether including some priests demonstrated against the papal new dna evidence with uphold the constriction. visit. despite an economic crisis, yesterday the three men agreed spain is spending $70 million to a legal maneuver that allows on the youth celebration. them to maintain their claims the cost does not include of innocence that requires them to change their pleas to police and other security. guilty. >> we can try to clear our gay and lesbian rights groups have joined in the protests. names now from the outside instead of having to fit in prison and do it. the largest gay pride >> under the plea deal, all parade may soon have a rival three were sentenced to 18 years in prison. but one brazilian lawmaker is but with credit for time proposing. and a key piece of evidence served, they were released from destroyed and dumped in a federal custody. a stanford student valving junkyard in the casey anthony in southeast asia is still trial. and there is a traffic hazard on the upper deck of the bay missing. 22-year-old jacob boehm has not bridge. been heard from in more then a there's a live look at the week. bridge right now. he's a member of the school's corral which went to japan in chp running a traffic now to get rid of tire treads on the june. he stayed behind after the tour roadway. to visit other areas. he was regular posting videos, photos and texts of his travels on his google plus page, but his last post was posted august

tenth. >> nobody had any direct contact or a week or so is cause for concern because he's been very regular about being in touch. >> his parents 11 in north carolina and have filed missing person reports. he is scheduled to file back to the bay area next tuesday to finish his senior year. this morning apple is expanding its reach to the streets of berkeley. a new retail store on fourth street will open to the public at 10 a.m. a statement from the company says the high-tech giant steeks sighted about the new store. officials say it's the best places for customers to learn about all the latest apple products such as apple is moving forward with plans for an ipad 3678 the wall street journal reports the company ordered key components to build the new tablet. plans call for test production to start in october with the official launch early next year. one of key features of the next generation ipad is a higherrer generation screen. computer hackers may now be targeting your car.

[not understandable] [audio not understandable] >> a bay area security firm demonstrated on youtube how easy it is to steal your vehicle electronically. hackers can intercept codes and text the vehicle to turn off the alarm and unlock the doors. mosquitoes carrying the west nile virus are discovered in a bay area county for the first time this year. plus, dramatic pictures of a flash flood in pennsylvania. how high the water got and why for some it came too fast to escape. >> outside another gray start to the morning, and in the afternoon temperatures from 5 to 10 degrees below normal. we'll show what you to expect for your neighborhood, coming up.

good morning to you! san rafael, gray skies this morning and a mild start to the day. one of candidates in the 2012 presidential race is taking a slice at reporters. republican congressman ron paul accuses journalists of failing to cover his campaign. last night he delivered the keynote speech at the third annual florida liberty summit in orlando. the three-day event brings together tea party supporters despite almost winning last week's straw poll he says he is still being marginalized. earlier this week, paul opened up an office in the key state of new hampshire. the 12-term congressman wants to reform the tax system and become less involved in afghanistan and iraq. minnesota congresswoman michele bachmann is spending

part of the weekend campaigning in south carolina. bachmann held a town hall immediating yesterday in the state. she is coming off a win from last saturday's iowa straw poll. meanwhile, sarah palin says she still hasn't decided whether she'll run for the white house but did release a new video that looks like the capping pain ad. it does show her unannounced visit to the iowa state fair last week. her action committee produced the video and in it she talked about the great awakening of the american public. the video says palin is going to be in iowa over the labor day weekend when election campaigns traditionally kick off. it was a day of celebration at the clinton house museum in arkansas. yesterday president clinton turned 65 years old, and to mark the skation the museum brought in live music and gave out some of his favorite snacks. of course, the forminger president is now a vegan. admission to the museum was

free all came. the obama administration is so far failed to convince three people are dead after congress to pass immigration reform. flash-flooding in pittsburgh, critics are accusing the white pennsylvania. water rose up to 9 feet in some house of revamping the ruse on areas. a woman and two children tied its own. the administration asked the when water submerged their car homeland security department to and pinned it against a tree. a 70-year-old woman is also halt deportations indefinitely. but opponent call it backdoor missing and presumed dead. pittsburgh received some 4 amnesty. >> effectively what they're inches of rain yesterday. saying is if you come to the two inches came down in just country and overstay a visa or one hour. enter illegally and you don't in northern wisconsin, -- as long as you don't commit emergency management officials believe a tornado touched down a violent felony, or you're a there last night. a man was killed when hi gang-banger, we're not going to bother but. >> it's simply doesn't make trailer home collapsed. the storm also cut off power to sense from a law enforcement about two thousand homes. residents say the wind was so perspective to expend limited law enforcement resources on strong, it uprooted giant trees young people who pose no threat and spun them around, leading to people to believe it was a to public safety. >> the new plan mirrors the tornado. >> the kids who hurry and get to the back bedroom and get in dream act which failed in congress. the bathtub. they will review as many as 300,000 cases in an effort to and the tree, i looked out and the tree was coming right reduce the backlog and weed out criminals. legal problems facing a towards the trailer. and keep going, keep going, fullerton police department are growing. the orange county police agency keep going! >> the national weather service is planning to send a team to is being investigated after the

death of a homeless man the region to determine if an following a confrontation with actual tornado hit. clean-up is underway after police last month. a third dust storm this summer now there are new alleges officers wrote false reports about the arrest of a man blew through phoenix. thunderstorms and 16-mile-an- hour winds hit thursday and the high winds stirred up massive accused of saab. polices admit they may have clouds of dust and called a made a mistake in arresting him. haboob causing significant the car at the center of damage. >> the wind was blowing all the casey anthony car has been those rocks there, they were crushed in a florida junkyard. blowing up against the side of my car so i could hear them pelting the side of it and the it was destroyed sometime this week. it was a key piece offered in wind was crazy loud. the murder trial. prosecutors had argued that anthony duct-taped her daughter's mouth and nose and put the body in the trunk. casey anthony was acquitted but found guilty of lying to law enforcement. new controversy surrounding the largest gay pride parade in the world has one lawmaker calls for a heterosexual parade on the same day and same street. the gay pride parade has grown to 3 million people over the past 15 years. and it has become a major tourist attraction.

but one lawmaker says the increased tolerance for homosexual people has created an unexpected backlash. >> gays have become untouchable in brazil, he says. no one can say a word against any gay person, no matter what excessive behavior. >> he is proposed a heterosexual pride march to be held one week before christmas at the same time as the gay pride parade. but more than 200 civil rights groups saw this will promote homophobic behavior and intolerance. the mayor vetoed the proposal but supporters vowing to hold the parade next year. as the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks nears, how the wine industry is paying tribute to the victims. and the battle of the bay just hours away. the new perks that you may notice at candlestick park today if you head to that game. >> here at home our afternoon highs continue to tumble. a live look at all that gray sky out there this morning, when we do expect it to clear and the temperature expected outside your door, coming up.

prosecutors in belgium announced they are launching an investigation into the deadly stage and tent collapse at a music festival. we want to show you video from thursday after a violent thunderstorm rolled in. that brought down the stage and the tent. five people died and 140 others were injured. prosecutors say their investigation will focus on the high winds, hail and rain that caused the stage and tents to championships. a new sign this morning, the skyrocketing price of gold may be coming back down to earth. a precious metals brokerage firm announced this morning it believes gold prices will go down about 8% next month as part of a correction. on friday, gold reached a record price of more than $1800 an ounces. the firm did go on to say gold could still go back up all the way to $2400 an ounce sometime in 2012. cbs pharmacy is agree to go pay $2 million in fines to

settle a lawsuit alleging it overcharged customers. the lawsuit filed in los angeles accuses cvs of misleading advertising. they say the settlement does not mean the company admits to wrongdoing. federal officials are posing a new york city ban on buying sugary drinks with food starches, too large to put into effect. new york mayor bloomberg says he is disappointed by the decision, saying restricting the purchase of drinks with food stamps would help fight obesity. two new wines commemorate the anniversary of the slovenia attacks. they are a memorial commemorative merlot and chardonnay. each retail for $19.11 a bottle. six to 10% of the proceeds from the sale will be donated to the national september 11th memorial and museum in new york city. wine grapes are hanging on the vines a few weeks longer this california drew to our cool spring and summer.

sellers will not crush its games for another seven to 10 days in. a warmer year, grapes would have been in by now. but because of heavy rains in june soaked the fruit, there are fewer grapes. >> some places significantly lighter, which creates its own challenges for balancing it out. but we think it has potential to be a good year. >> it will take them eight to 10 weeks of picking and fermenting to get the grips ready. 2011 might be a later challenging year but various vineyards remain positive. the government wants another swing at roger clemens. prosecutors filed papers saying a second trial would not constitute double jeopardy. they admit fault in the first place would have led to a mistrial, saying they were preoccupied with jury selection and opening arguments and say they included evidence and exhibits the judge had ruled out. clemens is accused of lying to congress about never using performance-enhancing drugs. today it is the ultimate

showdown between the bay area's two football teams also known as the battle of the bay. it's the niners first preseason home game and muni will run four express bus routes in two shuts. buses from san francisco to the stadium to try to help ease all that traffic congestion. the buses will run every 49ers home game this season. those who are going to make it out to the park will notice a few new features at the stadium. the most prominent new addition is a 49ers museum at the stadium's grand plaza. the museum is free to enter and it does include five super bowl rings and the display of a 49ers helmet over the years. the other amenities include a woman's only merchandise store and outdoor sports bar and a kids zone with inflatable games. watch the game here on ktvu. the battle of bay starts at 5 p.m., following a special edition of ktvu channel 2 news at 4:00. a fund-raising walk and run is sets for oakland today. the friends of faith charity named in honor every our former

colleague and reporter faith who died of breast cancer in 2003. friends of faith provide grants to uninsured and underinsured cancer patients this. will be the seventh walk and run around lake merritt starting at 9 a.m. you can join our team and all the other walkers and runner. >> rosemary watching your weekend forecast. hi, rosemary. >> good morning to you. the forecast great for runners and walkers because it's a cool one. if you're heading to the farmer market, bring along your jacket. a live look there at san francisco and you can't each see the tower with low clouds hanging today and the slow clearing expected once again. san mateo, are you heading out to the big chili cook-off today? proceeds go to mda, great news there. and i'm told our own john is emceeing the event some say hi to him. there's your numbers for san mateo for the afternoon. 63 degrees expected right about

11:00. we'll be mostly cloudy and then for 2 in the afternoon, 66. partly cloudy skies and for the afternoon, 68 degrees expected for san mateo. the rest of us seeing temperatures below average for this time of year. take a look at this. 74 santa rosa. 71 in napa. if you're going to be out wine tasting for today, it looks gorgeous. inland areas, very pleasant, feels like spring out there. 73 novato. 64 in berkeley. mid-60s in oakland. 66 hayward. and if you're searching for heat you're not going to find it around here. widespread 70s nearing 80 degrees for our valley locations. but not quite hitting it in most spots. 75 livermore, 75 expected pleasanton. and the santa clara valley is going to be mild as well. 73 san jose. 69 mountainview. 68 degrees in san mateo. upper 50s, low 60s for the coast of not a good day to head to the coat. if i do, bring along a sweatshirt. weekend forecast, not a lot of change.

a trough off the west coast. that's going to continue to bring us the onshore breeze, cool conditions, low cloud cover. a burnoff area similar to what we saw yesterday. sort of a slow clearing along the east bay, and parts of the peninsula and the coastline may not clear much at all until the afternoon. monday, tuesday, wednesday temperatures begin to warm back up. upper 80s, low 90s and remnants every greg may slide our way, bringing us a little bit of a high cloud cover and little bit of humidity. that can mean tuesday, wednesday so we'll track that for you. back to you. the excitement in southern california is growing. reality star kim kardashian prepares to mare nba player kris humphries. it's the most hyped wedding since prince william and kate middleton, this afternoon in santa barbara. right now party planners and security guards are working to take care of all those last- minute details. and residents in that area are just hoping for a glimpse of the couple or really any of the very famous wedding guests. >> i think it's awesome.

we're so honored to have them getting married in our neck of the woods. >> definitely been trying to find the guest list, see who is coming, who specifically to look out for. >> security is planning on keeping as much of the wedding hidden from spectators and paparazzi as possible. but the entire wedding is going to be broadcast in october. so you'll see it eventually. >> i'll wait for the book. we're continuing to follow breaking news this morning. a verdict reached for iran hikers, we'll go live to berkeley for more campus reaction. and a hit-and-run crash in richmond, the investigation that is now underway. [ agent ] so your policy looks good, is there anything else? why did you buy my husband a falcon? thanks for the falcon. i didn't buy anyone a falcon. sure, you did. i used that money to buy a falcon. ergo, you bought me a falcon. i should've got a falcon. most people who switch to state farm

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two hikers from the bay area imprisoned in iran more than two years learn their fate today. we'll have more on the sentence that just came down this morning and local reaction. >> afternoon temperatures continuing to slip. just how much cooler you can expect to be in your area coming up. >> and a new search for missing nurse student michelle le. what family members are concentrating today's effort, oning second hour of ktvu mornings on 2. good morning.

welcome back to mornings on 2. it's saturday, august 20th. we continue with our breaking news coverage in morning. we did learn about 90 minutes ago that the two uc berkeley graduates detained in iran have each within sentenced to eight years in prison. that's according to iran state television. josh fattal and shane bauer with charged with illegal entry and spying in july of 2009. they were arrested in july of 2009, hiking in iraq and say they got lost and accidentally crossed into iran. shourd was released last september because of medical reasons and did not return for the trial. here the breakdown of the sentence for bower and fattal. they are each receiving three years in prison for illegal entry into iran. and they are receiving another five years for spying for the united states. they now have 20 days to appeal that sentence. bower and fattal graduated from uc berkeley we're we find ali rasmus with live reaction.

ali. >> reporter: we're in downtown berkeley right across from the uc campus, and just about everyone here this morning says they're at least somewhat familiar with this case. everyone says they are shocked and surprised by this sentence that came down just this morning. as you mentioned, sorry if this is re hative, but josh fattal and shayne bower were each sentenced to five years for spying and three years for illegal entry. so that's eight years for each of them. we have video of the last court hearing that cameras were allowed into. this was from last month. this is two americans in the court hearing in iran last month. this has been a two-year ordeal for them. they were detained in july of 2009, accused of entering their country illegal and spying for the u.s. but the hikers say they accidentally crossed the border on a hike. iran released sarah shourd for medical reasons but the two men

remained in iranian prison since then. we spoke to a u.s. national security expert who says he thinks fattal and bower are being used by iran as political prawns. >> they're being used to try to leverage the united states. there are a lot of issues going on now between the united states and iran, such as iran's nuclear program. their involvement in iraq, they're providing weapons to some militias there and providing weapons to the taliban in afghanistan. they're very assertive in their foreign policy in that part of the world. there's a lot of trouble that iran is behind so i'm very concerned that these people once again have been drawn into this relations instead of being released. >> people we've talked to this morning again are surprised and disappointed by this sentencing. >> a lot of country lines aren't determined. and if you're accidentally in another country, it's unacceptable to have to go

through this. >> definitely affects how the american people see iran. and then they did release one of the hikers, that woman, so it just confusing why she was let go and they're keeping these two men. >> according to iranian news reports, fattal and bower have 20 days to appeal the verdict but the national security expert that you heard from earlier said he expects the u.s. state department will continue to work quietly diplomatically behind the scenes to help the release of these two american hikers. ali rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. stay with ktvu and ktvu.com for continuing coverage. we're gathering new information and bring you updates as we get them. at this hour richmond police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run. the collision happened at the intersacks of 13th and coalinga. a male victim was hit by a white truck and pronounced dead

at the scene. then a couple blocks away another white pickup was found burning. police have not confirm if it was the same car in the hit-and- run. police are thanking an alert witness. this happened thursday evening in santa rosa. police say a suspect 22-year- old marcos lopez garcia failed to stop when a mother and three children tried to cross the street. a four-year-old boy was hit-and- run over and died yesterday in the hospital. a man listening to a police scanner spotted the suspect who was trying to alter the appearance of his car. >> there was a large sticker in the back window, san francisco giants sticker, and at the time the witness observed the suspect, he was trying to remove the stick from the vehicle. >> garcia faces felony hit-and- run charges but now the boy died, authorities will add a homicide charge. a muni accident left one woman dead. a bus hit the woman while she

was in the crosswalk at 18th and hartford about 2:30 yesterday afternoon. witnesses told ktvu the woman believed to be in her late 20s to early 30s was talking on her cell phone. she had almost made it across the street when the bus hit her, trapping her under the driver's side. business owners heard the screams and rushed outside to see what was happening. >> i couldn't believe my eyes. the body underneath the bus! it was just -- i thought no way! that's not happened! >> investigators say the driver was not speeding and there is no evidence he was impaired. but as standard procedure, he is going to be tested. muni driver on his way to market street to pick up passengers from the f line. no one else was on the bus at the time. volunteers are now beginning another search for a missing nursing student michelle le. she was last seen on may 27th, leaving kaiser hospital in hayward. she went to get something from her car but never returned. hayward police are treating the

case as a homicide even though they are bod has not been found. her family has vowed to search for her until there is proof she is dead. today's search will take place in hayward. looking head, experts say you can expect more volatility next week on wall street. economists are already predicting major swings because of a report on the gross domestic product due out next week. the dow jones ended yesterday with sharp losses down 172 points. after announcing it will sell or spin off its personal computer division, hewlett- packard stock plummeted 20%. nasdaq also dropped 38 points. it was the stock market's fourth straight week of losses. and analysts blame the downtown on economic uncertainty and fears of another recession. this all can be traumatic for startup businesses. some say the credit crunch has made financing extremely difficult to get. >> no one wants to lend money. >> smaller businesses, households are usually on the front lines when credit begins to be pulled back. >> while some people think we're already in recession,

it's too early to tell because the numbers are still mixed. palo alto bay hewlett- packard announces it is getting the out of the personal computer business. and that sent its stock tumbling on friday. up ahead, the other trouble this shift in strategy is causing for this bay area tech giant. this weekend about 6300 undergraduate students will be moving on to the u-c berkeley campus. it's a kickoff to welcome week, where students will be taking campus tours and going to orientation workshops. this year the college experience is coming at a higher price. in july tuition was raised 9.6% for budget cuts, that increase just eight months after an 8% increase last november. new this morning, north korean leader kim jong il is in russia. it's his first visit to russia since 2002, trying to restart disarmament talks. north korean leaders expected

to meet with the russian president. he invited kim to visit the country. arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords now know hose who killed during the shooting rampage in tucson. her spokesman says late last month she learn the names of the dead. she says it was deeply saddened by the news that six people were killed in the massacre. she and 12 others were hurt. good morning to you! we continue with our unseasonably mild pattern although we're seeing little pockets of sunshine out there this morning. and it could be right over parts of san francisco. giving you a live look there, take a look at our map. we're got widespread gray all the way into concord, livermore, down into san jose, santa rosa reporting mostly gray skies and right here along the peninsula we're seeing a little bit of break. southeasterly breeze may be helping to clear out some of that marine layer at least for now. southwesterly wind in oakland,

east southeasterly in san jose, so maybe pushing it a little this way. this morning. we do expect it to hang around through most of day and it will be with us as we move in closer to sunset as well. current temperatures right now 54 degrees san rafael, 56 in san francisco. 60 degrees in oakland. upper 50s concord, livermore, 58 san jose. and the cooler spots again santa a, napa beginning to catch up, santa rosa checking in about 54. we have this trough hanging right off the coastline. that could also be helping break up some of that marine layer there. in respect to our temperatures, we're continuing to cool this cool onshore breeze will bring in the cooler air. fog and clouds remain a possibility today. temperatures upper 50, low 60s. and our bay area will sri the fog through the morning hours, partly cloudy to partly sunny for the afternoon. inland areas clearing out, we'll be warm but from 45 to 10 degrees below normal. your forecast here, so as we

move through the nine to 10:00 hour, our inland east bay begins to clear. south bay looking pretty good. north bay, santa rosa could take until 11:00 or so. east bay could take until noon or 1. and then it looks like again we will get clearing off the coast loin by 3 or 4:00, hugging the coast on its way back in. afternoon temperatures for today, widespread 70s, struggling to get to 80 in the valley. 71 napa. 72 in sonoma. 72 expected at petaluma. and we're locking at widespread 60s and 50s for the coastline. 76 concord. 74 danville. widespread mid-60s for the east bay, oakland and san leandro into hayward, 73 san jose. 71 santa clara. and for the peninsula there, upper 70s, low 70s. redwood city, san mateo about 68. 61 degrees expected for the city today. chili 59 for pacifica. the extended forecasted, slighted warm-up for the inland areas for tomorrow but really more of the same.

it's not until monday, tuesday that our temperatures do begin to rebound widespread upper 80s, low 90s in the forecast tuesday, wednesday. and remnants of greg could actually move our way and bring us a few high clouds as well. we'll look at your lunchtime numbers, coming up. time is 8:11. time now for your live drive time traffic. here's a look outside at the golden gate bridge. you can see it a little bit of gray over the towers of the golden gate bridge. but certainly not as bad as it's been on some saturday mornings. traffic moving smoothly. let's go to the bay bridge and lock at how things look there. you can see traffic moving smoothly up the span. chp website and check with police around the bay area, things seem to be moving smoothly across the bay. tech fans have a new place to get their apple fixed. the new store opening this morning as the company prepares for a new ipad. things we can do right now that will mean more customers for

businesses and -- >> and president obama outlines his plan to jump-start the economy. what he is proposing this morning. >> and gold prices are still sky-high but is the bubble about to burst?

good morning to you. a live look from our cam here in oakland. it's a mostly gray start to the day. mild conditions underway. in his weekly address, president obama is stressing the importance of getting americans back into the workforce. >> there are things we can do

right now that will mean more customers for businesses and more jobs across the country. we can cut payroll taxes again. so families have an extra thousand dollars to spend. we can pass a road construction bill so construction crews who are now sitting idle can head back to the work site rebuilding roads and bridges and airports. >> the president says we need to pass trade deals and wants more products stamped with the words "made in america" and says republicans need to set their differences aside and put this nation to work. besides giving the weekend address he is also receiving his daily national security briefing at martha's vineyard. the president did find time to play a round every golf and take his daughters to browse for books. however, members of his period are losing patience. >> my need to support the president does not trump my

need to be a responsible united states representative. i must not, and the caucus must not, supplant the needs of our community in the interests of satisfying our emotional needs to support anybody. >> three of the president's top advisors will appear on the sunday talk shows. they will say that president obama will unveil hey jobs package after his 10-day vacation. the obama administration so far failed to convince congress to pass immigration reform. the administration has asked the homeland security department to halt deportations indefinitely until it reviews each case. but opponents call it backdoor amnesty. >> effectively what they're saying is if you come to the country and overstay a visa or enter ill leighly, as long as you don't commit a violent felony, or you're a gang- banger, we won't bother with you. >> it's simply doesn't make sense from a law enforcement perspective to expend limited

law enforcement resources on young people who pose no threat to public safety. >> the new plan mirrors the dream act respond by president obama but failed in congress. homeland security and the justice department will review as many as 300,000 cases in an effort to reduce the backlog and weed out criminals. this morning apple is expanding its reach to the streets of berkeley. a new retail store on fourthth street will open to the public at 10 a.m. a statement from the cannot says the high-tech giant is excited about the new store. officials say the stores are the best places for customers to learn about all that latest apple products. it looks like apple is moving forward with plans for an ipad 3. the wall street journal reports the company ordered key don't to build the new tablet. production should start in october with the launch early next year. one of the key features is a higher resolution screen set to be almost twice as high as on the ipad 2. in the economy watch, palo alto based hewlett-packard is facing backlash this morning

for its decision to get out of the pc business. moody investors service announced yesterday it's cutting the outlook for the company from stable to negative. along with its plans to buy a british maker, their shares felled to a six-year low on friday. the sky rocketing price of gold may be coming back down to eric at least temporarily. gold prices are going to go down about 8% next month, as part of a correction. on friday, gold reached a record price of more than $1800 an ounce. but they say gold could still go back up all the way to $2400 an ounce sometime in 2012. cvs pharmacy is agree to go pay $2 million in fans to settle a lawsuit alleging it overcharged customers. the lawsuit accuses cvs of

misleading advertising. the settlement does not mean the company admits to any wrongdoing. a new york city ban on buying sugary drinks with food stamps is facing opposition. new york mayor bloomberg says he is disappointed with that statement saying restricting the purchase of sugary drinks with food stamps would help fight obesity. for the third time this summer a huge dust storm covers phoenix, arizona. coming up the damage left behind and the clean-up effort that is now underway. and potential problems for the wine country. what is causing fewer grapes to grow on the vines this year. >> afternoon highs continue to sink. a live look outside our doors this morning, dealing with partly cloudy skies in some areas over the bay. what you can expect for your neighborhood, coming up.

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what started as a fender- bender end with this tractor- trailer caring into a building killing one woman. it happened yesterday afternoon in new mexico. police say the tractor-trailer reportedly clipped a pickup truck, two broks up the road and then lost control. it crashed into the building which was full of employees. the driver and two other employees were taken to the hospital for critical injuries. kansas city's airport is back open after police and homeland security shut down a terminal last night. a dog sniffing dog thought it detected something suspicious at a atm machine.

that prompted an evacuation of the terminal. one authority's opened up the atm they found nothing but cash. clean-up is now underway after a third dust storm this summer blew through phoenix. thunderstorms and 60-mile-an- hour winds hit early thursday, and the high winds stirred up massive clouds of dust in what is called a haboob, causing significant damage. >> i was in my car, the wind was blowing the rocks. they were blowing up against the side of my car so i could hear them pelting it and the wind was crazy loud. >> officials say at least 100 power poles were toppled by the storm. crews worked to restore electricity. residents say the hard part is cleaning up all that dust. three people are dead and another missing after a flash flood in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. water rose as much as 9 feet. a woman and two children died when water submerged their car and pinned it against a tree. the 70-year-old woman is also missing presumed dead. pittsburgh received some 4 inches of rain yesterday, two inches in just one hour. coming up, california wine

grapes -- or actually -- weather. let's go to rosemary. how do you feel about the grapes on the vine, rosemary? >> it's all good. it's always good. and temperatures in the grand scheme of things, all good. it's kind of weather we like. mild conditions, a little cool for some of us in san jose we're dealing with mostly cloudy, partly cloudy skies. seeing a little breakup over the bay. that cloud deck has holes this morning. if you're heading out to the oakland arts and -- soul fest, for the day, there are your temperatures. 61 degrees expected at noontime. mid-60s for 3:00. and then settling in to 6:00 or so, our temperatures begin to roll back. 62 expected. sunshine in the afternoon, temperatures below average for this time of year. from 5 to 10 degrees, below average in some areas, especially for our valley locations. afternoon highs around the region, take a look at this. even cooler than yesterday.

74 expected at santa rosa. low 70s in napa. 69 san rafael for the afternoon. mi 60s along the east bay. 66 hayward. 70 fremont. 75 livermore. and 78 degrees expected all the way out into antioch today. santa clara valley, a warm one but not bad. 78 morgan hill. 73 san jose. upper 50s, low 60s for the coastline. low to mid-60s for the city of san francisco. and the extended forecast shows us little change for your sunday. slightly warmer for the valley. so if you like it warm, you need to find a place inland to head. monday, tuesday our temperatures do warm back above the mid to upper 80s. upper 80s low 90s for tuesday, wednesday. high clouds associated with that into wednesday. remnants of greg watching for you. back to you. california wine grapes are hanging on the vines a few weeks longer this year due to a relatively cool spring and summer. growers will not crush their grapes for another seven it 10 days in. a warmer year, they would have been in by now.

but because of the heavy rains in june soaked blossoming fruit, there are fewer grapes. >> some places significantly lighter. which creates its own challenges for balance. but we think it has potential to be a good year. >> it will take sellers eight to 10 weeks to pick, process and ferment the grapes. 2011 might be a later challenging year but vineyards remain positive. the excitement in southern california is growing as reality star kim kardashian prepares to marry nba player kris humphries. it's the most hype wedding since prince william and kate middleton this afternoon in santa barbara. right now security guard are taking care of last-minute details. and residents there are just hoping for a glimpse of the couple or really any of the wedding guests. >> i think it's awesome. we're so honored to have them getting married in our neck of the woods. >> definitely been trying to find the guest list, see who is coming, who to look for.

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we've learned about two hours ago that two uc berkeley graduates have been sentenced to eight years each. ali rasmus is live with more. >> reporter: we're in downtown berkeley, shane bower and josh fattal were graduates so was sarah shourd and just about everyone here this morning says they're by this sentencing. most of the people we talked to say they were expecting the two hikers has been released about. you this we were not they were sentenced each to eight years in prison, five years for spying each, and three years each for illegal entry. this is video of the two americans in a court hearing in iran just last month. this has been a two-year ordeal for them. they were detained by iranian authorities in july 2009. officials accuse them of entering their country illegally and spying for the u.s. butt hikers said they accidentally crassed the border while on a hike near the iraq-

iran border and they got lost, that's why they crossed over the iran released sarah shourd for medical reasons in september but the men remained in prison. the u.s. state department and u.n. leaders have asked iran to let the hikers go. this morning we spoke to a u.s. national security expert who says he thinks fattal and bower are being used by iran as political fawns. >> they're being used to try to leverage the united states. there are a lot of issues going on now between the united states and iran, such as iran's nuclear program. their involvement in iraq. >> some of the people we talked to this morning who have followed this case closely agree with that national security expert. >> just hikers without gps and the wrong place at the wrong time and it just -- iran probably just toying with relations, trying to get concessions otherwise. >> definitely affects how the american people see iran. and then they did release one

of hikers, that woman, so it just -- confuse going she was let go and they're keeping the two men. >> according to news reports, fattal and bower have 20 days to appeal this verdict. and we're still trying to get more information about how that appeals process will work. but national security experts you heard from say he thinks the u.s. state department officials will continue to work behind the scenes quietly for the release of fattal and bower. ali rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. here's a breakdown of the sentence for bower and fattal. they are each receiving three years in prison for illegal entry into the country and another five years for spying for the united states. the men now have 20 days to appeal that sentence. sarah shourd spent time in prison with the men before the government released her for medical reasons. she did not return for the trial in her case is reportedly

still open. last month she did tell us more about the conditions in that country. >> two of them in the same size cell that i was in, and about 10 feet by 14 feet. the lights are always on so they have to sleep with something wrapped around their eyes. they only get to leave their cells 40 minutes a day and then go to a slightly larger cell where they with run around in circles to exercise. >> today's verdict is somewhat of a surprise. earlier this month the ambassador told iraq -- told the associated press there was a feeling they would be pardoned because of the holy month of ramadan. stay with us for continuing coverage of the iran sentence. we'll bring you any updates as we get them. a stanford student travel until asia is still missing. 22-year-old jake on boehm has not been heard from on more than a week. he's a member of the chamber corral which went to japan in june. he stayed behind after the tour to visit burma you, thailand

and malaysia and was regularly posting videos, photos and texts of his travel on his google plus page. but his last post was posted on august 10th. >> nobody had any direct contact with him for a week so, is cause for concern because he's been very regular about being in touch. >> his parents in north carolina have filed missing persons reports. he is scheduled to fly plaque to the bay area next tuesday. there was a disturbing discovery in a san francisco park as visitors came across a bloody cross and animal parts. a white pent gramm was discovered yesterday by dog walker at bernal heights park. visitors say there was also a cross drawn in blood, black candles and a dead bird. one longtime walker believers it's a common site for animal sacrifices and say cat and chicken parts are often dug up by dogs. >> they find goat heads and

birds, mostly birds and rabbits, and things like. that the dogs dig them up because they bury them, they wrap them up in cloths or whatever. >> park officials were alarmed when we told them what you was found. crews were sent to clean. the mess and are also sending out investigator to look into the claims of animal sacrifice and other rituals. san francisco's gang task force is investigating a shoot that injured three teenagers in the city's western neighborhoods. it happened yesterday afternoon on eddie and fillmore streets. and police say multiple people shot at three teens. the victims initially ran off but police found them and the victims were taken to the hospitals with non-life- threatening injuries. no arrests have been made. legal problems facing the fullerton police department are growing. the orange county police agency is already being investigated after the death of a homeless man following a confrontation with police last month. now there are new allegation that officers wrote false reports about the arrest of another nan accused of saab. police have aid mountain they made a mistake in arresting the

man. the car at the center of the casey anthony murder trial has been crushed at a florida junkyard. the car was destroyed sometime this week. the car was' key piece of evidence in the murder trial. prosecutors argued that she duct-taped her daughter to suv indicate her then bust the body in the trunk before disposing of it. she was acquitted in the death but found guilty of lying to law enforcement. the west memphis three are free this morning after pleading guilty to the murders of three boy scouts. in march of 1984 they were convicted of the murders. one man sentenced to death. baldwin and kelly were given life sentences. but last fall the arkansas supreme court ordered a new hearing for the three allowing the courts to consider allegations every juror misconduct and whether new dna evidence would uphold the convictions. yesterday the three men agreed to a legal maneuver that allows them to maintain their claims of innocence.

but requires them to change their pleas to guilty. >> try to clear our names. the only difference is now we can do it from the outside instead of sitting in prison and do it. >> under the plea deal all three were sentenced to 18 years in prison. but with credit for time served, they were released from federal custody. prosecutors in belgium announced they're launching an investigation into the deadly stage and tent collapse at a music festival. a violent thunderstorm rolled in bringing down stage and the tents. five people died and 140 others were injured. prosecutors say their investigation will focus on the high winds, hail and rain that cause the stage and tents to collapse. the people killed at concert stage collapse in indiana has been laid to rest. friends and family of christina santiago gathered at a new york city funeral home yesterday. she was known as an advocate for women's health and gay rights. six people were killed me a blast of wind toppled the stage

last saturday night. one of survivors is now suing the indiana state fair. she brought her partner to see the band live. >> here's the stage starting to fall. where do you run? where do you go you just pray that you survive. >> her partner died in the collapse. she and her partner's daughter filed two lawsuits asking for a kind and $60 million. they say fair officials ignored two severe weather warnings. officials call it a fluke that could not have been avoided. good morning to you! a mostly sunny, mostly cloudy start to the morning. depending on where you are at. you have to be well inland or along parts of the bay to see that sunshine. take a look at what is going on here. we're seeing it breaks this morning right along the peninsula, sfo reporting mostly sunny skies.

then we are widespread gray until you get well inland. we have sunshine as well. the direction of the winds over sno, south-southeasterly, san jose also east southeasterly. show you why in just a moment. but that again helping to disturb that lower cloud deck and break it up just a bit. the rest of us keeling with westerly wind. delta breeze picking up through the morning hours to 23 miles per hour. concord down into danville, napa even inland areas dealing with mostly gray skies but mostly sunny over sfo. satellite view here. we had this cutoff low. do you see that little circulation there? that's what is bringing that southeasterly breeze and helping disturb that marine layer and give us a little sunshine this morning. in some areas we didn't see yesterday. so fog and clouds for most of us this morning. we will be cooler once again because the trough will hang off the coastline for the weekend and will continue to bring us the cooler conditions. temperatures rate now 57 degrees san francisco, 59 in oakland. upper 50s fairfield, concord.

57 in livermore. 60 outside in mountainview. afternoon highs well below the seasonal norm. 72 expected petaluma this afternoon. 72 for sob omm'a. 81 degrees st. helena. afternoon looking good. could even see a slow burnoff in some cases once again around the north bay and inland areas by 10 or 11:00 we should begin to see partly cloudy skies. east bay it could take until noontime, but again with this disturbance right off the coast maybe we'll see a better clearing earlier clearing than yesterday. 65 in oakland. 66 san leandro. low 70s for castro valley, walnut creek and mid to upper 70s concord, antioch and 80 degrees for our brentwood. that is one of warmer spots. the santa clara valley, 73 san jose this afternoon. morgan hill about 78. 72 coupe teener. spheredwood city. mid-60s san bruno. upper 60s on the coastline. we do expect again the cooler temperatures to remain with

that trough off the coastline. extended forecast, little change through the weekend. tomorrow temperatures for the inland areas expected to be warmer and then we do gradually rebound. temperatures back to normal tuesday and wednesday. in addition to warming up we may see high clouds overhead. rubbing us from greg tracking over the next few days. we'll have your lunchtime numbers coming up. pope benedict, the new plea he's making to catholics around the world. >> they like the real messy stuff, nacho, hot dogs, they love chicken wings. >> it's called a fowl problem at at&t park. what is done to stop the flying junk food junkies. >> a live look at highway 24 in lafayette. things are moving smoothly in both directions on this saturday. you're watching ktvu morning on 2.

good morning to you! the winds blowing over the bay this morning. southeasterly breeze in place. families of victims of the mass shooting rampage in norway are returning tots island where their loved ones were killed. yesterday the families were brought to the island where police showed them exactly where each of their 69 loved

ones was gunned down last month. anders breivik is accused of the attack which included the bombing of a government building earlier in the day that killed another eight people. thousands of supporters had protestsors have turned out this weekend for the pope's visit in spain. he is in madrid for the world youth week celebrations, and during a special address to pilgrims pope benedict encouraged catholics to practice charity and help those in need. he is planning a prayer vigil tonight and a mass tomorrow. his four-day visit is also aimed at shoring up relations between spain and the vatican. but his trip has stirred up resentment about a thousand protestors including some priests demonstrated against the papal visit despite an economic crisis spin is spending about $70 million on the youth celebration, and that cost is not including police and other security. gay and lesbian rights groups have also joined in the protest. israel is now apologizing to egypt for deaths of three egyptian soldiers. at the same time the egyptian

government is threatening to pull its ambassador from israel. yesterday protestors gathered at the israeli embassy in cairo it demanded cancellation of a peace treaty. they comes after security troops were killed during an ambush. the obama said their ambassador was already removed from israel, now officials are saying the idea is just under controversies. one brazilian lawmaker calling for a heterosexual parade on the same day on the same street as the gay pride parade. it's grown to 3 million people over the past 15 years. one lawmaker says the increased tolerance for homosexual people has created an unexpected backlash. >> no one can say a word against any gay person no matter the excessive behavior. >> he has proposed a heterosexual pride march one

week before christmas. at the same time as the gay pride parade. but more than 200 civil rights groups say that would promote homophobic behavior and so far the mayor vetoed the proposal. but supporters are vowing to hold the parade next year. the giants are on the road today to face off against the astros. but when the team returns to at&t park, they're lookingly to face a continuing bird problem. fuhrman been there you may have noticed the seagulls that fly around the park. now we're learning how big of a problem those birds are. park officials say the seagulls seem to be bigger and more aggressive than in years past and have a fondness for any of that junk food that is left over after a game. >> they like the real messy stuff, they like nachos, they like hot dogs, they love chicken wings. they're definitely the fast food guys. they're in it for quick and dirty. >> the outfield remember trying

to shoo them away. they fly and lose the ball whatever. >> the gulls are mrs. proving to be messy. some fans are bringing in umbrellas now to she don't get splattered on. park officials are looking into other birds to help solve the problem. falcons, owls or other birds of prey could scare away the gulls but those birds do not come cheap. >> it's costly. it would be six figures. so you might get 60 or 70% to go away bullock still have 20 to 25%. there are still going to come. >> the giants are planning on -- promising rather some kind of game plan soon. their other options include noise makers netting and spikes. in the 2012 presidential race republican candidate ron paul is accusing the media of failing to report the successes of his campaign. last night huddler the keynote speech at the al-libbi stay summit in orlando which press together tea partyers.

he says he still being marginalized. >> what can i do about it? major networks turn you down, and they don't call you, you can't do a lot about it. >> earlier paul opened an office in new hampshire. the texas congressman wants to reform the tax system and reduce u.s. involvement in afghanistan and iraq. minnesota congresswoman michele bachmann is spending part of this weekend campaigning in south carolina. >> i will guarantee you one thing, president bachman -- had hold bake sales if i need to make sure our men and women in uniform get your paychecks! >> she held a town hall meeting as part of her three-day swing through the state after winning last statistic's iowa straw poll. former utah governor jon huntsman is addressing his relationship with president obama in a new cnn interview. in terms of personal

relationship there's not a personal relationship. you work for your president, asked to serve. he's a good moon, he's ernest. but he has failed us on the most important issue of our day. >> president obama appointed huntsman as ambassador toe china in 2009. some in the g.o.p. i that appointment could hurt huntsman with primary voters. meanwhile, sarah palin says she still has not decided whether she's going to run for the white houses. but he did release this new video that looks like a campaign ad. it shows palin's unannounced visit to the iowa state fair last week. her political action committee produced the video and in it palin talks about a great awakening of the american public and the video says she will be in iowa over labor day weekend when election campaigns traditionally kick off. bart is planning its fleet of the future. where to go today to share your opinion about those cars. and the bay area is ready for

some football. the battle of the bay taking place today between the raiders and the niners and how to make your trip to the stick a little easier. >> bring along a jacket. temperatures falling once again. we'll look at the forecast for your neighborhood, coming up.

all right. we're going to take a look at your traffic this morning with your live drive time traffic. you're taking a live look at a

sunny sunol grade in fremont. lanes are moving smoothly so if you're headed in that direction, you're in very good shape. now the bay bridge toll plaza, earlier today they did center a little issue on the bay bridge, but as you can see the incline everything moving smoothly. if you're headed into the city this morning. bart is going to hold an open house in pittsburg today to get feedback about its new train designs. drawing. three concepts are going to be on display. that open house starts at 10 this morning and will be held at the pittsburg library on powell avenue. bart is planning on holding several more open houses this month. the designs will also be available at certain bart stations throughout the month along with surveys you can fill out. a fund-raising walk and run will be held in oakland today for a former ktvu reporter. friends and faith chart is named in honor offer our former colleague faith, who died of breast cancer in 2003. friends of faith provide grants to the uninsured and underinsured cancer patients. this will be the seventh annual

walk and run around make merit it starts at 9 a.m. we do have a group from ktvu, part of our family headed out there, and you of course are welcome to join us. the government wants one more swing at former baseball star roger clemens. prosecutors filed papers saying a second trial would not constitute double jeopardy. think satisfy they were preoccupied with jury selection and opening arguments and included evidence in exhibits to the judge ruled out. clemens is accused of lying to congress about never using performance-enhancing drugs. today showdown between the bay area's two football teams known as the battle of the bay. the 49ers and raiders will duke it out at candlestick park. the niners' first preseason home game. muni is running for bus routes and two shuttle buses from san francisco to the stadium to help ease traffic congestion. the buses will run for every 49ers home game this season. you can watch the game here on ktvu, the battle starting at 5 p.m. after a special edition of ktvu channel 2 news at 4.

all right. time now is 8:55. and here's a look at the top stories we're following this saturday morning. former uc berkeley graduates josh fattal and shane bower were sentenced today this about each receive eight years in prison for charges of illegal entry into iran and spying. fattal, bower and sarah shourd were arrested in july of 2009, while hiking along the iranian bother determine shourd was released last accept because of medical reasons and did not return for the trial. police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run. a man was hit around this morning at 13th street and coalinga avenue. then a couple blocks away a burning truck was found. police have not confirmed if it was the same car involved in the run. another search is underway in hayward future a missing nursing student, michelle le. she is last seen on may 27th. leaving kaiser hospital in hayward. police are treating the case as

a homicide. le's family has vowed to search until there is proof she's dead. lots of great stuff going on outside right now. rosemary, who is is the weather looking? >> our temperatures will drop from three to six degrees over yesterday. below yesterday. that cool weather maker that is breaking up our low cloud deck will bring us cooler temperatures some mid-50s to low 60s as we move through the 9:00 hour. then our lunchtime numbers, upper 50s for the coast, 60s around the bay and some of us will see 70s. some of us way inland do expect to hit 80 for the afternoon. most of us below average from 5 to 10 degrees. notice can't even find an 80- degree on the map. we are below -- is it august, rim? extended forecast, if you're headed out to the firefighters chili cook-off or art and full fest in oakland, just have that sweater with you because it's going to be a mild one even a little cooler than yesterday although seeing good clearing along the peninsula this

morning. >> candlestick could be really breezy. >> especially in the afternoon. >> and the battle of the bay is this evening. so we do have a very special edition of ktvu early news at 4:00. so tune in then then. we're following all the top stories of the day and of course you can always follow us on ktvu.com. have a great saturday morning, everyone! take care. [ screaming ]

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